What possible actions may the Bureau take against a license that fraudulently issues a certificate?

The Bureau has the authority to impose significant penalties for the fraudulent issuance of a certificate, and this includes options such as a monetary fine, suspension, or outright revocation of the inspector's license. Such actions are critical to maintain the integrity of the smog check program and to deter fraudulent behavior that could compromise environmental regulations. The nature of these penalties reflects the seriousness of the offense and underscores the Bureau's commitment to enforcing compliance within the industry.

While other options might suggest additional repercussions, they do not align with the severity typically associated with fraudulent activities in licensing. The primary goal of imposing a fine and potential suspension or revocation is to ensure that inspectors adhere to ethical standards and uphold public safety and environmental regulations.